Money Market Quietly Weakens Amid Bearish Tone On Atchison
In Boston trading, broad market activity slid with Atchison stock under pressure. Clearing house loans at 14 1 4 percent and general time loans 3 4 to 5 4 percent. New York funds discounted. Bearish sentiment dominated the day, with Atchison leading declines and Chicago Burlington & Quincy showing mixed moves as investors weighed available assets and future earnings.
Dividend declarations from banks and companies listed
The record lists multiple institutions declaring semiannual or quarterly dividends. Payments include Pacific National Bank of Nantucket 3 percent, North National Bank 3 percent, Manchester Mills 2 1/4 percent, Merchants' National Bank 3 dollars per share, Faneuil National Bank 3 dollars per share, North National Bank 3 percent, Neptune Fire and Marine Insurance 3 percent, New York & New England Railroad 3 4/2 percent, Rock Island railroad 1 percent, Union Investment Company 4 percent, Abington National Bank 2 3/4 percent, Continental National Bank of Boston 3 percent. Books-close dates vary from March 29 to May 3, with record dates March 30 for Union and March 30 for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific National Bank of
Nantucket
The
North National Bank
Manchester Mills Company
Merchants’ National Bank
Faneuil National Bank
Neptune Fire and Marine Insurance Company
New York & New England Railroad Company
Rock Island Railroad
Union Investment Company
Abington National Bank
Continental National Bank of Boston
C. S. Williams & CO
Lackawanna
Lake Shore
Northwest
New England
LOO Canada Southern
St. Paul
Richmond &Terminal
Wille
Williams & CO
Congress Street
Congress Sa
Devonshire St
Quincy Mionse
Boston
Mower’s
Lyns
New York Money Market and Stock Close Mixed Amid Small Gains
Money on call eased to 3 5 with last loan at 5 and 5 for closing. Sterling steady at 4.85 4 for 60 day bills. Government and railroad bonds muted. After noon trading showed slight firm tone with Tennessee Coal and Cotton Oil advancing, others slipping. Market closed heavy with leaders at low points. several railroad bonds strengthened on broader activity.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Atchison
Burlington
Tennessee
Northwestern
Missouri Pacific
Lake Shore
Lackawanna
Rock Island
Missouri Pacine
Burlington and
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Chesapeake& Ohio
Denver
Hocking Valley
Utah Southern Extension
Cairo
Arkansas
Texas
St Paul
Minnesota
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Michigan Central
Atlantic & Pacific
Investment portfolio entries from a late 19th century catalog
A dense list of bonds, stocks, and rights including Union National Bank Weymouth, Cape Ann National Bank Glouchester, Maine Central Railroad, Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway, Fort Smith Railway, and various mills and manufacturing firms. Entries show face amounts, dates, and guarantees, with several railroad and manufacturing securities across multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Natl
Bank of Weymouth
Union Market Natl
Sank
Watertown
Great Walls Manufacturing Co
Cape Ann
Bank
Glouicester
Barton Natl Bank
Barton, Vt
Bigelow Carpet Co
Lowell
Peabody Mills
Shaw Stocking Co
Continental Mills
Maine Central RR
Natl Tube Works Co
A & Bigelow Heeling Machine Association
Do Kay State Live Stock Co
Blackstone Natl Hank
Union Metallic Fastening Co
Lombard Investment Co
OR & Fort Smith Railway Co
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe RR
Fitchburg RR
Little Rock & Fort Smith RR
Cowley, Sumner & Fort Smith Railway Co
Stock & Fort Smith Railway Co
Scrip
Little Rock & Fort Smith Railway Co
Nati. Rubber Co
Bristol, R. 1
Consol. RR
Lyman Mills
Edison
London Stock Market Reports and Bank of England Bullion Figures
London market notes show Consols at 97 13 16 for money and 97 1 2 for account with Erie at 28 percent and Mexican bonds trading around 44. New York Central at 109 and Reading at 22 with short bills discount around 2 1/2. Paris quotes 3 percent reptes at 85 50 for account. Bank of England bullion today up 217000 pounds while Berlin Imperial Bank notes a 780000 mark decrease in specie.
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Allouez
Eeee
Arnold
Sen
Atlantic
Bonanza Devel’t
B. & Mont
Aesees
Butte & Boston
Cal & Hecla
Catalpa
Central
Franklin
Ly Huron
Ate Vis Ironton
Kearsar
Osceola
Quincy
Ridge
Santa Fe
Tamarack
Brookline
Campolello
Boston
Bay
Enews
Payson Penobscot
San Diego Subuivan
Ee- Co
Topeka Senee
West End
Winthrop
L. G
SE & Sts Os
N.Y
N. E
P. D.O
Oregon
Kan
Suse
Sonora
Union Pacific
Wis. Cen
Istes
Atch
Top. & S. Fi
Pachic
Boston & Albany
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine
Coston
Southern
B &N
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Fitchburg
Flict & P. M
K.C
Ft. S. & Gulf
K. C
Cl. & Sp
Ke & Ft
C. Ew
St. L
Maine Central
Eee
Eastman
Lamson Store
Pullman Palace
New York
Ug. Eal
Ing. Alt. &T. Heseee Gees
At & Pacific
Atchison
Lh. & Air L. Pref
Boeh Mw
Pravssee
Pacific
Isi
Canton
Iowa
Central Pac
Ches
Ohio
A & Alton
Col
Chi
Eil
POL
del. & He
East Tenn
Erie
Fort Waldo
Vaeene
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Tex
Renee
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Louis & Nesh
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Man
Beach
Lbsen
Nath
Chat
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Ois Gant Rx&w
Northwest
Ogis
Aes
Oino & Miss
Trans
Ree & E
Pittaburg
Rock Island
Rome
Gest. L
St. Var
St. P
London
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Paris
Bank of England
Berlin
Imperial Bank of Germany
Bell Telephone Company Holds Annual Stockholders Meeting
The American Bell Telephone Company met in the Meionaon at 11 a m with Howard Stockton chairing. The annual report outlined expanded lines and wires, rising earnings, and a large dividend. Election of officers and directors followed a full ballot, with Hubbard elected clerk and a twelve-member board including Stockton. The meeting adjourned after authorizing long term lease of the new Oliver and Milk streets building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bell Telephone Company
Meionaon
Howard Stockton
American Telephone and Teleraph Company
United States
Bell Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Ateeny
Buffalo
Chicago
Milwaukee
Boston
Providence
New York
New Haven
Oliver and Milk Streets
Telegraph Commission
Charles Eustis Hubbard
William R. Driver
Francis Blake
Stanton Blake
Charles P. Bowditch
George L. Bradley
Alexander Cochrane
William H. Forbes
Gardiner G. Hubbard
John E. Hudson
Charles E. Perkins
Thomas Sanders
Oliver and
Milk Streets
Market Trends and Commodity Notes
Commercial matters show mixed activity with flour dull and corn firm. Oats quiet and rye dull while butter remains easy and cheese holds firm in fair demand. Pork firm and fresh beef improving. sugars strong and molasses firm. oleomargarine dull. fruit prices mixed with oranges fair and apples dull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Wheat and corn futures mixed as market shows limited selling
Chicago reports May wheat hard to fill without moving market as shorts hold a large line. July wheat tests shorts amid dry winter wheat expectations. Oats rise to near top prices while corn stays dull. New York and St Louis futures show mixed cash and contract quotes across wheat corn and oats.
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Chicago
Farnum, Reardon & Co
C$ Williams & Co
New York
St Louis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Detroit
Peoria
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W. H. Newman
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A. L. Hopkins
S. Mellen
Mr. Kimball
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Frenchman’s Bay
San Diego
Sullivan
Cutter
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Napa
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East Lode
No. 2
Bay State Gas Company
Boston Gaslight Company
Boston Gas Light Company
Kansas City Belt Line Railroad
Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis Railroad Company
Consolidated Gs
Minneapolis & Manitoba
Ry. Co
Collateral Trust
Union Pacific, Lincoln & Col. Ry. Co
Utah & Northern Railway Company
Metropolitan Telephone & Telegraph Company
New York City
Bankers
Foreign Exchange
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Lamoine Land
San Diego Land
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Allouez Mining
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Wilson W. Fay & Co
Toves
Thomson-Houston
Fort Payne Coal and Iron
Robinson-Foster
Apple’s
Sun Electric
Leo Eee
NEW York Financial
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St. Pret
Best & Mont Mill
Cal & Hee Mining
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Napa Mining
Juiney Mining
Famarack Mining
Eeeereeree
Cleve & Gant Concord
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Los & Mont Min
Hee Pullman
Aouanes Mining
At & F Pac
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Avitas Sk
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Tremont Natl, Bank
Hares Nashua Manufacturing Co
Lancaster Mills
Hamilton Manufacturing Co
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Landan
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Pacific Mail
Pullman Pal
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Union
Bole American Ou
Tenn. C. & I Perry Coal
Sugar Trust
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Nevada Queen
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J. E. Carter & CO
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Boston Exports
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John Munroe & Co, Devens, Lyman & GO
Boston Investment CO
Aarteeye
George Leonard
Gen
Ag’t
Advertiser
Suffolk Trust Investment Co
H. B. Quimby & CO
Glebe Block
Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrihew
Union Debenture Company
Water Street
Kansas City
New York Exchange
Bauerleln & CO
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
J. French & Son
Washington Street